A Rendezvous in Haiti
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They were two British battalions and one colonial, and their field was bordered by rows of tents, wooden sheds and low ramshackle barracks. Four armored cars abreast. Autos and motorcycles. A lot full of field pieces. Beyond the artillery, a corral: horses and mules, the shuffle and whinny lost in gusts of winter wind.
Directly before the soldiers, as they came now to parade rest, stood a score or more of Allied officers—a monocled brigadier and his aides, a kepi’d general and his aides, several... colonels, the usual junior officers. All but a handful were British, and only two were American, both Marines: Second Lieutenant Robert Alexander McAllister, unblooded, attending his much decorated Colonel George Barbour.
Frigid air boomed across the field from Belgium; McAllister observed moist eyes and red noses. He observed the sun too—a pale, hostile silver disk, low in the west behind sullen sheets of cloud.
There was more to notice. Foreign regimental patches, British weapons and decorations and insignia of rank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were two British battalions and one colonial, and their field was bordered by rows of tents, wooden sheds and low ramshackle barracks. Four armored cars abreast. Autos and motorcycles. A lot full of field pieces. Beyond the artillery, a corral: horses and mules, the shuffle and whinny lost in gusts of winter wind.
Directly before the soldiers, as they came now to parade rest, stood a score or more of Allied officers—a monocled brigadier and his aides, a kepi’d general and his aides, several... colonels, the usual junior officers. All but a handful were British, and only two were American, both Marines: Second Lieutenant Robert Alexander McAllister, unblooded, attending his much decorated Colonel George Barbour.
Frigid air boomed across the field from Belgium; McAllister observed moist eyes and red noses. He observed the sun too—a pale, hostile silver disk, low in the west behind sullen sheets of cloud.
There was more to notice. Foreign regimental patches, British weapons and decorations and insignia of rank.
What to read after A Rendezvous in Haiti?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Becker to read onlineMoreLess
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